IRISH NAMES:Aisling — (ASH-ling or AH-shleeng) (IrGael) from Old Irish aislinge meaning "dream, vision, inspiration". Once a man's name, but currently popular as a woman's name. Adopted as a given name as part of the Irish revival in the 20th C. Aislinn, Ashling.

Kayna — (KAYN-ah) from Welsh cain "beautiful". Name of a 6th C. saint born in Wales, patron of St. Keyne in Cornwall, the site of her holy well. Kayna refused all suitors, choosing a life of religious solitude. In folk tradition, the first one of a married couple to drink from her well will dominate the relationship. Keyne (KAYN).

Rozen — (ROH-zen) Cornish word for "rose".

Sevi — (ZEV-ee) Cornish word for "strawberry".

Moral courage is the most valuable and usually the most absent characteristic in men ~ General George S. Patton, Jr.

She taking all the stars down from her sky to hang them up someplace new, where there's better weather and the sky's a different blue. ~ Autumn Fields